[ANN] ** NEW SITE bitgem.pw ** BTG BitGem 0.4.9.ALPHA1 | COLORED COINS | FAUCET

[David Latapie]

Does this Crypto have interest rate? How much, how often the rewards?
Thank you.

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[ahmed_bodi]

New BTG Pool @ btg.cryptopools.com

URL: btg.cryptopools.com
Port: 3396
Username: <your btg address (can be exchange or local wallet)
Password: anything.

Fee: 1%

Over 98 blocks found so far on the pool so jump in while the waters warm!

Ahmed

[cryptoholic11]

Is there any ongoing development with this coin or is it a dying rare coin? Been a holder since last year, and want to keep holding but seems like there is no active community?

[Scyntech]

Is there any ongoing development with this coin or is it a dying rare coin? Been a holder since last year, and want to keep holding but seems like there is no active community?

The one functioning pool I was at for what ever reason will no longing load. I've tried different browsers and no luck. I like this coin, so I hope it doesn't die out.

[ahmed_bodi]

Is there any ongoing development with this coin or is it a dying rare coin? Been a holder since last year, and want to keep holding but seems like there is no active community?

The one functioning pool I was at for what ever reason will no longing load. I've tried different browsers and no luck. I like this coin, so I hope it doesn't die out.

that isnt my pool is it?

[Scyntech]

Is there any ongoing development with this coin or is it a dying rare coin? Been a holder since last year, and want to keep holding but seems like there is no active community?

The one functioning pool I was at for what ever reason will no longing load. I've tried different browsers and no luck. I like this coin, so I hope it doesn't die out.

that isnt my pool is it?

This one https://bitgem.dyndns.org/

[ahmed_bodi]

ahh not mine then. Mines btg.cryptopools.com

[salfter]

Is there any ongoing development with this coin or is it a dying rare coin? Been a holder since last year, and want to keep holding but seems like there is no active community?

The one functioning pool I was at for what ever reason will no longing load. I've tried different browsers and no luck. I like this coin, so I hope it doesn't die out.

that isnt my pool is it?

This one https://bitgem.dyndns.org/

That's mine. :-| The server was getting to be a bit too twitchy, so I've replaced it:

https://bitgem.alfter.us/

It's running newer software (the latest MPOS instead of mmcfe-ng) on much more powerful hardware.  The OP needs to be updated to point to the new server instead.

Accounts weren't migrated, so you'll need to create a new one and set up your workers again.  Once that's done, though, things should be more stable and reliable.

The blockchain explorer and wallet generator have also been migrated.

Since accounts weren't migrated, there were some remaining balances on the old server that need to be claimed.  I'll post a list shortly of balances and addresses, with instructions for claiming your payout.

[Scyntech]

Ah good deal bud, I believe I was able to get my balance off the old site. Also I'll be buying some Gridseed miners soon!

Is there any ongoing development with this coin or is it a dying rare coin? Been a holder since last year, and want to keep holding but seems like there is no active community?

The one functioning pool I was at for what ever reason will no longing load. I've tried different browsers and no luck. I like this coin, so I hope it doesn't die out.

that isnt my pool is it?

This one https://bitgem.dyndns.org/

That's mine. :-| The server was getting to be a bit too twitchy, so I've replaced it:

https://bitgem.alfter.us/

It's running newer software (the latest MPOS instead of mmcfe-ng) on much more powerful hardware.  The OP needs to be updated to point to the new server instead.

Accounts weren't migrated, so you'll need to create a new one and set up your workers again.  Once that's done, though, things should be more stable and reliable.

The blockchain explorer and wallet generator have also been migrated.

Since accounts weren't migrated, there were some remaining balances on the old server that need to be claimed.  I'll post a list shortly of balances and addresses, with instructions for claiming your payout.

[salfter]

Claiming Payment from bitgem.dyndns.org

As mentioned in a recent post, I've upgraded my pool.  It's now at bitgem.alfter.us.  There was still some unclaimed mining income at the old pool, however.  For those users who provided a payout address, here's how you can get your money:

• Sign a message with the private key associated with your address...something like this:
  

Code:

bitgemd signmessage gbmW4Cni36qbXmrtJLmKGp9yYG4Ya8A6Ss "Give me my money"

This will produce a base64 string similar to this:

Code:

HwlYOOl3ox7EG0CPfvJNVV6M2pfj4WwM9A+PJZPA2CBYaoyOTrVq9/6aGISwchKp5/woaRjryxkxGjRhT8KOQk8=

• Send me your address, message, and signature.  Email is preferred (send to scott@alfter.us, and make sure you reply to the TMDA challenge), but a PM here would also work.
• I'll verify your signature with something like this:

Code:

bitgemd verifymessage gbmW4Cni36qbXmrtJLmKGp9yYG4Ya8A6Ss HwlYOOl3ox7EG0CPfvJNVV6M2pfj4WwM9A+PJZPA2CBYaoyOTrVq9/6aGISwchKp5/woaRjryxkxGjRhT8KOQk8= "Give me my money"

If this comes back "true," I'll fire off a payment to this address.  This is very much a manual process, so some patience will be appreciated.

Here's what I have in the database as still unpaid, for amounts of at least 0.01 BTG.  (Less than that is getting close to the transaction fee.)  I'll take requests until the end of July. That's nearly two months. After that, any unclaimed funds will be considered a donation to the pool. 

coin_address	amount
ggyxMXV6bpZEta5aGn2xCruikdY1Wrr4TF	3.49208881
ghvBbMXHsBX5ugpN8zGw6h1vizZj8XNxBz	2.79624231
gcdXVQ9W5qQgnZADYbQtty5eW3LVnVjTpN	2.55631567
gc1F1i2Ef578U5TY6vBvRDr1roV58fBMqJ	2.46833576
gkabhNeeaUWURU8EUoQJXgGYXpeErGcfYf	2.43578735
gjzWYHaB2cFPknvYX7gxU2Kov9j9Eppf1U	1.18039029
gTZYNvjGcpZk5Bj56UEgtcnNhqufR7vLxx	0.97499276
geX7X5yHKidDaAo9ZxLFo13u499AC95kmo	0.91610338
gchtQp4dqSv1YsxsFFNqqeG7rvYuN22LRz	0.88050322
gVyepHgFB2MQzZ578hg5DKUQHLuMRgd1i8	0.80909769
goa6VLTpWxPN4H5kL8rZRverqhJzPQCTmn	0.79160087
gk8DVNZymWEqjGndSrVR9YZRsW6mmF4sZX	0.77470486
goijJDutAZ4CbHd5Ag19dtzRMQUkRSD933	0.70327549
gk8biLCUFU9MRKCiQDQk6icHnZebmEdnvY	0.54455756
gomEZLEAMqpgKw4jXUr6Fq4BLCU1iuT2VH	0.53558500
gkAcekn5eYV1jggNqxYwPxJgE75nso1fmz	0.50237953
gcuSuwo8XZ5pQDBhWrFcPyP85uNVYqZs3V	0.43574184
gT98i8cGEn1AvQxVE5t7oeomgHFjWGwxLg	0.33181994
gou16wmV8ujk74nHnci6RzDALLC5KS7uhb	0.32447082
gjZWGBiN2NfNXyuYWfysP8W4bZBGXfJXte	0.27553630
gjCZMeHztawN3PxTEPePMuuWuic32vyDom	0.24749120
gdkugXedY3TcbMCa7TDWkmFdrPkiKRvrHi	0.21945827
geL2hE5eFEa5p6HCtzagkMtrM6GMNHcxhJ	0.18918757
gkbiHkYR9CxuD6LUekRDXKMtLzUAaZK3xa	0.17016720
gnLGPa5wwcZd2h8Ya39Zs7uoZfFANWGxvK	0.15988205
gZo1utbYyprK565X1gjjzSnhpYwgSCupqf	0.14014200
gk161TFNvt5uRYoZPHYgGdVVaqUYgvrHBT	0.12551661
gfcxJF1CDJAnuuYg8mEK76vPLYf3yTKiC4	0.11072602
gWQbqhNNHv5BY8quajPrCaZEMSVHddeZQh	0.08938500
gkTueMQ4K6C7QkMGhDL3cMYDeuF6TKN1h6	0.07296572
gTRuavTss3q9SkiNSWWGFQxNzeyvAXRNJy	0.05894637
gfNVGhdiUuy1EL919Bsjts9nnCNi9UkEkh	0.05200688
gcujSeWy3EbUqCCyU8QW6bofvBBcMcL7ij	0.04547884
geTid3MDqjpJG2zFXcMnatnMEvaJyKEeCt	0.04264150
gbRS4nEhaJt9B2Uv3Nd43tDLgxi4ZPzrwr	0.04206964
gpXfxxzHnr8BjpN6hDgoD4v1QoQXYZQtPL	0.03980721
gURZywTNKfcXST5kV8SYALaECvUmtDP4Bp	0.03963320
giDGYkdXfjuarG8VakZsrsCtt4iSAZWfsP	0.03932064
gdWNmPwCd5XFpjk8t3Sow6GMBz21dbjm6o	0.03844611
ghKgGvkQ8K5BG8Ud8mvz5DGvoGStfyx92Q	0.03464196
ggGDpX5Xcw7JfVa3GhtEouaj1DGJdJNYfs	0.03312132
gjCGnQT1WbLcQgcWu1d1xNZGFYWXro7DSd	0.03059416
gTzpKZfcewZRYRgxEkHBBVhsMnknVJSghW	0.02347518
gnCjCXZmMv7cA7FQgUHAFT68g1Q6Wz9HE7	0.02004443
gkBsdtdf3uFSLk4c1kxrDRX6MVNJ9VaQNw	0.01943453
gcdofRdmRoGTnm1Vjd2CpBQWbznkuvEKUy	0.01920441
giULnT8f8LABTueMFe8rEzj52kHesY1fS2	0.01818031
gZu2pe4QSeiA1Syjbd2NhvCoCjzXSkWgLR	0.01701191
gpPnwcFiT8TtjtswEVCcpnwL65jcP5w6X2	0.01409560
gnU9oxyB2jjZSg7gxXkHAP87wTt2G3g3jg	0.01231514
ggT1vxwUUEM5CbNSSnvKr7NGdr8Euk4McJ	0.01056756
gWuYihe4v52Y4ZceJhzs4EqNaJQ5M2R5d7	0.01020378

[Scyntech]

Tried signing up ,but keep getting "Account registration is currently disabled. Please try again later.We are currently not accepting new user registrations."

[salfter]

Tried signing up ,but keep getting "Account registration is currently disabled. Please try again later.We are currently not accepting new user registrations."

That was a mistake on my part. Registration at bitgem.alfter.us is now open as of a few minutes ago. 

I've also tightened up the email templates so they don't pollute your inbox with HTML, and I've enabled variable difficulty in the stratum server.  Your mining rig should settle in somewhere around twelve shares per minute (one every five seconds), unless your hashrate is low.  I'm using half of a Gridseed blade miner, which delivers about 2.5 MH/s.  (It's running at 800 MHz to keep hardware errors down in the heat we're now getting.)  The server settled on a difficulty setting of 256 for it.  The old server, by comparison, had difficulty fixed at 32.

[Scyntech]

Tried signing up ,but keep getting "Account registration is currently disabled. Please try again later.We are currently not accepting new user registrations."

That was a mistake on my part. Registration at bitgem.alfter.us is now open as of a few minutes ago. 

I've also tightened up the email templates so they don't pollute your inbox with HTML, and I've enabled variable difficulty in the stratum server.  Your mining rig should settle in somewhere around twelve shares per minute (one every five seconds), unless your hashrate is low.  I'm using half of a Gridseed blade miner, which delivers about 2.5 MH/s.  (It's running at 800 MHz to keep hardware errors down in the heat we're now getting.)  The server settled on a difficulty setting of 256 for it.  The old server, by comparison, had difficulty fixed at 32.

woohoo!, up and running. I'll be adding more miners soon. Trading out Illustration work for the hardware  Love it when I don't have to spend cash!

[Scyntech]

Think my video card is taking a poop. I get few hours in and get a system crash. Not sure if it's OS related or hardware.

[mineral]

Hi, I have had a little of sparse time and I have coded a little of old ideas.

Now is possible trading gems !!

BITGEM: TRADING COLORED GEMS

Launched new version 0.4.9_ALPHA1, providing gem trading facilities. Still in ALPHA stage, please use under your own responsability.

You can to "forge" gems and forging process is stored in wallet. This version is, however, compatible with previous version 0.4.8.

Download NEW ALPHA Release version 0.4.9_ALPHA1: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9-QvC1XNoslUUpDZUk0U1EwM0E/edit?usp=sharing

[mineral]

BTG can be forged into Diamonds, Rubys, Sapphires or Emeralds, or abbrev. DMD, RBY, SPR, EMD. There are two processes implied:

1) Forge gems. Gem-forging process is represented like BTG -> {DMD, RBY, SPR, EMD}. It is carried out when user forges  DMD, RBY, SPR, EMD with explicit settings of carat, color, clarity, cut and shape properties.



Modular Wallet

It is done extending bitcoin original wallet, by means of an extension of wallet source. So, extending original wallet (wallet.dat), it is possible to storing gem forging information into extended wallet (gemwallet.dat).

WARNING: DELETING OF GEMWALLET.DAT FILE WILL IMPLY LOSS OF GEM FORGING INFO.

2) Send gems. Bitgeminization is represented like {DMD, RBY, SPR, EMD} -> BTG. It is the opposite of gem forging, and it is carried out when an incoming BTG transaction is refunded to existent gems and re-forged.



The aim of current developement is to provide a native method for sending colored gems, ie. DMD, RBY, SPR, EMD.

Gem forging and Bitgeminization (send gems) processes are planned to be a previous stage to true colored gems.

Download NEW ALPHA Release version 0.4.9_ALPHA1: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B9-QvC1XNoslUUpDZUk0U1EwM0E/edit?usp=sharing

[mineral]

nice  

Hi snaidervp , I have a little of free time these days.  If you find out some bug or suggestions in 0.4.9_ALPHA1, please feel free to report here. Currrently I have got the source, mainly lot of bunchs related to Qt and WalletModel classes, in local git. I will upload when it be more mature code.

[mineral]

FIRST CRYPTO-CURRENCY TRADING COLORED COINS

Bitgem provides a modular wallet enabling colored gems. Colored gems embody built-in wallet colored coins, providing sending gems feature, and applying an automatic conversion between BTG and gems {DMD, RBY, SPH, EMD}.

[snaidervp]

i havent installed the alpha yet, i will and i'll report (if) any bugs i might find...

but wouldnt be cool if i could forge a bad ass 1000 btg diamond that couldnt be unforged and only could ever be sold as is with its unique timestamp (+ shape/color etc)?

Who is holding that sweet Diamond inside his chest??? (anyone might wonder looking at the wallet build-in gem-explorer...)

[mineral]

i havent installed the alpha yet, i will and i'll report (if) any bugs i might find...

but wouldnt be cool if i could forge a bad ass 1000 btg diamond that couldnt be unforged and only could ever be sold as is with its unique timestamp (+ shape/color etc)?

Who is holding that sweet Diamond inside his chest??? (anyone might wonder looking at the wallet build-in gem-explorer...)

hehehe, a solid 1000 BTG Diamond would be a subtype of colored coin, somehow "solid colored gem". I called it "sticky transactions", because it should be sent the whole amount of coins for processing the transaction. Anyway, that is not too difficult to implement, but exchanges should show these transactions somehow. Anyway, it would very funny in exchanges  !!